Hoya Staff Report
DPS Blotter
Property Damage, Southwest Quad, 9:00 a.m.
The complainant reported that his personal vehicle was damaged while parked on campus.
Theft, O’Donovan Dining Hall, 2:13 p.m.
The complainant reported the theft of her book bag. The bag contained several text books and other personal items belonging to her.
Thursday, Sept. 25
Burglary, Village A, 5:20 a.m.
News in Brief
GU Falls in Annual Sexual Health Report Card
Georgetown dropped nine places in Trojan Condoms’ 2008 Sexual Health Report Card, ranking in the 124th spot out of 139 total surveyed schools.
The Sexual Health Report Card annually ranks colleges and universities based on the available sexual health resources and education efforts on campus, according to its survey report.
News in Brief
Georgetown Law Center Clinic Lends Aid in Passage of Retooled Federal Disabilities Act
People with heart disease, epilepsy and diabetes will now be protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act of 2008 after the bill was signed into law by President Bush Thursday, according to the civil rights coalition.
DPS Blotter
Thursday, Sept. 18
Theft, Car Barn.
A complainant reported that an unknown person or persons removed two projectors from an office in the Car Barn.
Theft, New South, 3:41 p.m.
A complainant reported that an unknown person or persons removed her bike from the bike rack in the area of New South.
Theft, St. Mary’s, 3:56 p.m.
News in Brief
Multi-Day Cable Outage Hits Campus
Cable service from Georgetown’s on-campus provider, Hoyanet, went off-line at around 9:00 a.m. Monday morning and remained down campus-wide until late Wed. afternoon.
News in Brief
D.C. Goes Car-Free on Monday as Part of Global Effort
“Go car-free and don’t stop,” was the slogan that greeted commuters yesterday in recognition of World Car Free Day 2008.
News in Brief
Legal Experts Give Their Rulings on the Role of the Constitution in Constitution Day Debate
Georgetown rang in Constitution Day on Wednesday with a debate in the Gonda Theater between top legal minds on the modern adaptability of constitutional law.
News in Brief
GU Bolsters HIV Discrimination Awareness in Belize
Over the past two months, the Georgetown University Institute for Reproductive Health offered two seminars focused on discrimination awareness to 40 HIV Voluntary Counseling and Testing providers in Belize.
DPS Blotter
Saturday, Aug. 30
Assault, Village A, 12:20 .m.
A suspect was apprehended and arrested by MPD on the charges of Simple Assault and Theft 1.
Drug Violation, Alumni Square, 4:25 a.m.
Members of DPS responded to the above location after receiving a report of possible drug use in the area. Drugs and drug paraphernalia were confiscated.
Assault, 3300 Block of Prospect St. NW, 4:31 a.m.
News in Brief
Plans Approved for MLK Memorial in Potomac Park
The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial is set to become more than just a dream.
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